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  • Multi-award winning children’s author and the ‘Queen of Historical Fiction’, Emma Carroll visits Plymouth High

    Published 14/03/24

    Yesterday, PHSG ended World Book Week on a high with a visit from award winning Children’s author, Emma Carroll.

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  • International Women's Day guest speaker, Brandie Deignan, in the fight for women's rights.

    Published 12/03/24

    On Friday 8th March, PHSG students celebrated International Women's Day with the highlight of guest speaker, Brandie Deignan addressing our Year 9 and Year 10 students. 

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  • “We don’t just think grass, we seagrass”

    Published 12/03/24

    Daisy T, “We don’t just think grass, we seagrass”, sums up the amazing experience that year 12 students had during their enterprise day delivered by 21 Babcock representatives on Wednesday 6th March. The students were tasked with creating attachments for a Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle (ROUV) to help cultivate and populate the seagrass meadows in Plymouth Sound.

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  • Three, two, one... Bake!

    Published 12/03/24

    As part of the 150th school birthday celebration, students have been representing their Houses in the PHSG House Bake Off! On Thursday 7th March, Y7 & Y8 Houses competed for a place in the 'Bake Off' final next term.

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  • Vacancy: History and Geography Teacher - closed

    Published 12/03/24

    We are looking for a committed and dedicated teacher of History and Geography from September 2024. 

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  • Salmon: the 'reel' catch of the day!

    Published 11/03/24

    Plymouth High School for Girls is really pleased to be one of 300 schools across the UK to receive a delivery of canned Alaskan salmon as part of the Food Teacher’s Centre #fishheroes initiative. 

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  • Ex Student Amber, returns for National Careers Week

    Published 11/03/24

    As part of our celebrations of National Careers Week we were delighted to welcome Amber Fletcher back to PHSG. Amber left in 2014 and shared her career journey into becoming a probation officer with the students during last week’s assemblies.

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  • Charity fundraising for Period Poverty

    Published 08/03/24

    In celebration of International Women's Day on Friday, Period Poverty was chosen as the student's charity to raise money and awareness. Students were invited to wear a red accessory to show their support and our very own Head Student Team representatives hosted a bake sale to raise money for the charity. 

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  • World Book Day Events

    Published 07/03/24

    World Book Week has got off to a great start at Plymouth High. Yesterday we started the celebrations with a book themed quiz in the library. Today we celebrated with our costume day. There are still many fun filled activities taking place throughout the week, finishing with our author visit and book signing, with Emma Carroll, on the 13th March. 

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  • PHSG Student and Class of the week

    Published 07/03/24
    Student of the week: Nerrisa, 7K. ''For quietly working so hard every French and German lesson and then coming out with amazing insights, answers and ideas, showing how well she is thinking.'' Nominated by Mrs Carter. Awarded 10 House points!
    Class of the week: 8K Tutor Group. ''For being considerate and polite when rehearsing an event for their tutor. They checked with staff in surrounding offices and sought permission, so as not to disturb anyone.'' Nominated by Mr Graves.
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  • Roxanne's Cheerleading Achievements

    Published 04/03/24

    Roxanne 7A, a cheerleader for Power Athletics, competed at ICC Westerners at Bath and West County Showground on the 10th February.

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  • National Careers Week 4th - 9th March 2024

    Published 04/03/24

    The 4th – 9th February is National Careers Week. Plymouth is marking this event by hosting an Early Careers Fair to meet Plymouth’s Top Employers! Students, families and friends are all welcome to discover the next steps and opportunities available to the city’s young people.

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